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Konkow Valley Band of Maidu Indians Kimsu Ma'a Kojomk'awi Ma'a
History
History
We believe that Kodoyampa (worldmaker), made us in Koyomk'awi (Konkow Valley). Our community members descend from Unratified Treaty Signer Molayu (Gramps), Key-lo-lay (Gramps), Tome-ya-nem (Clarks), Yohema (Clarks) and the Johnson Family's.
Pre-Contact 9 Bands called what today is our Traditional Territory, home. These Bands Names are as follows: Kimsu, Nemsu, Lollipi, Toto, Konkau, C'eec'i, Semsawa, Pica and Wymi.
We have made strong partnerships with U.S. Forest Service (Plumas), Cal-Trans, DWR and many other Local, State Agencies.
We have successfully worked with Berry Creek Rancheria and Mechoopda Indian Tribe to receive and rebury ancestors and cultural items .
In 2003, we start our road to federal acknowledgment and in 2016 our petition was sent back for edits. We are currently working on a edited version.
Above: Yellow Traditional Homeland Traditional Dance Group
Partnership with REDBUD RESOURCE GROUP FILMS 1 & 2
DOGWOOD RANCHERIA FEATHER RIVER CANYON BUTTE COUNTY
1 OF MANY ROUNDHOUSES IN DOGWOOD
1 OF MANY ROUNDHOUSES IN DOGWOOD
DOGWOOD
ANCESTORAL OAK TREE
ANCESTORAL OAK TREE
DOGWOOD
Vera McKeen Clark
To the right-
YOHEMA Clark
Bottom Left- J.Clark Sr
GRAMPS BOYS, PULGA
GRAMPS,JOHNSONS & GRANTS
DOGWOOD
Maxine (Clark) Gramps and Kids Harvey, Alvine and Zena
Gramps Boys
Our Master Basket Weaver
Our Master Basket Weaver
Kittie Johnson(Geogre and Williams)
Long Time Leader
Long Time Leader
Patsy Seek
Elder and Teacher
Elder and Teacher
Smokey Jones
Kupano
TEKTEK
Elder Beavers Headstone
Traditional Area
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